2010-09-04
2010-09-04
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CNN - CNN Newsroom
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CNN Newsroom
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is amber lion. what can you tell us today? certainly millions of craigslist users are noticing. >> well, tom, something you noticed physically about craigslist is if you live in the u.s. and go to your local page and scroll down to where the adults services section used to be you are met with a big black bar that says "sencensored." i have been on the phone trying to get ahold of craigslist and e-mailed them to see if this is permanent. we haven't heard back yet. one thing's for sure. this section has caused controversy in the past. people saying craigslist isn't doing enough to protect women and children that victims advocates say were being sold like sex slaves under this portion. in may, 2009, craigslist said they are going to start screening ads manually to protect women and children. for our investigation we put craigslist to the test, keeping them honest to see if they are doing what they say they are doing. we created this ad. in this ad it violates all of craigslist's rules. we wrote sweet, innocent, new girl indicating the girl could be a minor. we clearly put a price on here.
FOXNEWS - Red Eye
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Sep 4, 2010
FOXNEWS
Red Eye
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Sep 4, 2010


? >> sadly britain has relied on the government since the end of the second world war. in fact, you gave us some of the money. but we did pay it all back. we just finished paying a couple years back. we always relied on the government and the entrepreneurs have to work between the cracks really. but this story about the u.s. becoming like europe is nonsense. >> it is nonsense? >> complete. >> there is a place for the government, and that's to protect the consumerses. i believe in less government and more individual responsibility. do i believe we are turning into europe? no. the american dream is alive and the bottom line is this -- in 2012 we can vote obama out and in november elections we can vote republicans in, and then we will create a better america. >> i hope the republicans have something. >> they have outrage. >> let's give it a shot. let's get europe to put together a huge fund so they can pay for our defense, and then we can sit around pontificating how cool we are and how much the russians want to let us heat our homes in the winter time. >> europe never asked you to protect the
CNN - CNN Newsroom
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CNN Newsroom
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blitzer. join us weekdays from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. eastern and every saturday from 6:00 p.m. eastern. at this time every weekend on cnn international. the news continues next on cnn. >>> it has been called the walmart of sex trafficking but now the adult services section of craigslist is >>> ken sored? censored? craig list is not explaining. the pressure has been grows and last week the attorney's general in 17 states called on craigslist to take just such an action and connecticut attorney general says craigslist made this move on its own. >> craig list either cannot or will not effectively screen out the ads. so craigslist really voluntarily did the right thing. as a result of our job owning and talking to them. but i think that it can be a model for other sites that may either, enable or encourage prostitution ads. >> this is undeniably affecting millions of internet users leading our investigate into all of this has been amber lion. amber, what do you know about the latest? >> well, good evening, tom, victim's advocates now are praising craigslist for this latest decision. if you
WBFF - FOX 45 News at 10
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Sep 3, 2010
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FOX 45 News at 10
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Sep 3, 2010


on fugitiveefiles in the news feature section. >>> and tell us how your fighting bacc. let us know what you're doing to try and clean up the streett where you liie. give us a call at 410-662-1456. >>> a biker speeding doww 95 gets pulled over, fined, and then charged with wiretapping. coming up, the traffic stop that could determine whether it's3 legal to videotape police officers as they work. >>> and an 8-foottshark pulled out of maryland waters. where it was found, straight %->>> and i'm keith daniels. a tripll shooting in southweet baltimore. a woman is dead. why witnesses believe her husband may have been the -arget. we'll have that storyycoming upp temperatures down this weekend. how low they will go i my skywatch forecast. >>> fox 5 news, thissyear'ss3 winner of eight e >> a woman is killed in a tripleeshooting triggered by a possible dispute over drugs.ú keith daniels live at city police headquarters where police say a lost stash could ery well be the reason hybrid th behind the deadly attack.ú keith? neighborhood tonight talking to3 witnesses, looking for clues. it's a deedly case that
KGO - ABC World News With Diane Sawyer
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Sep 3, 2010
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ABC World News With Diane Sawyer
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Sep 3, 2010


day weekend. >> it's going to put a hurting on us. >> reporter: there is a feeling here of relief that no one was hurt and that everyone will bounce back quickly. david? >> steve osunsami. steve, thanks very much. >>> the national hurricane center is tracking earl as we move into this holiday weekend. and so we turn to bill read again tonight, the head of the national hurricane center. and bill, where is earl right now and how long before we're out of the woods on this? >> right now, earl is south of new england and moving northeast at over 20 miles an hour. it will speed up overnight, come just south of nantucket and cape cod, and then move off into the canadian maritimes during the day on saturday. so, after people get up saturday morning, the skies are going to start clearing. >> and that is the good news. you told me earlier that you have your eye on several systems already in the pipeline. what does it look like? >> this is the wave that with us was gaston. another wave that came off of africa yesterday. these are ones that we are watching for potential development. and you c
WBAL - Today
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Sep 4, 2010
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Today
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Sep 4, 2010


glad hurricane earl did not do anymore damage, but i could have used a drop of an at my house and we didn't get anything. >> it skirted off to the east, heading right toward nantucket, skirted north carolina. this has been a real close call. doesn't mean everyone's out of the woods. they did get a labor day break from hurricane earl in the northeast. actually it's been downgraded to a tropical storm as it brushed the coast of massachusetts this morning with heavy rain and high winds. >> and lots of sighs of relief up and down the east coast because this could have been a lot worse. but it if you're thinking of testing the waters at the beach, you'll want to watch out for what earl left behind. we'll have a full update. >> half a world away, a big earthquake in new zealand caused widespread damage in their second largest city which is actually locked down today. >> the prime minister said it was a miracle that no one was killed. we will head live to christ church for a look at the damage there in just a few minutes. >> back in this country, coulky horman would have been going back tol
WJZ - Eyewitness News Morning Weekend
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Sep 4, 2010
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Eyewitness News Morning Weekend
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Sep 4, 2010


the ten experts. i use that loosely. you can even win a prize. one of the prizes is a trip to hawaii. >> expert. >> yeah, we'll have a lot of fun. >> well, we hope that the weather in ten days is anything like it is now. this weekend will be nice. we didn't get any clouds or wind really unless you were near the shore. ocean city just got a tiny bit of rain. it was more of a wind event and the waves and the surf felt formidable. >> be careful. >> be careful out there. >> and earl is still a tropical storm. it's so far away, it's out of the influence of any u.s. interest. it's in nova scotia now. and we're at 71 degrees and the dew point is low and the humidity is low and we have a nice dry, breezy day. 18 miles per hour winds and 29.70 is the barometer and temperatures ranging from 52 in oakland into the low 70s. we have 72 in easton and 74 at pax river and d.c.. st. mary's county checking in around 72 degrees and 69 in elkton and 64 in cumberland where the winds are coming from the west. the heavier winds are around the metro and heading down on the shore towards easton. the light wi
FOXNEWS - FOX Report
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Sep 4, 2010
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FOX Report
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Sep 4, 2010


for the middle-class as he lays out his vision for recovery. his critics using the worsening jobs' numbers as ammo. i'm julie banderas and this is the fox report. >> it came roaring ashore. >> the wind and water are still coming in very hard. if you look up you see that red flag waving behind me. that is how fast the wind is blowing. >> julie: and left with a whimper. >> it's not a big hurricane. >> but parts of new england didn't escape. a look at the powerful storm's impact congress up in a live report. >>> also tonight, they go on patrol. they even lead investigations and help solve crimes, but they're not cops. they are regular joes. >> this is not only about cut reductions but improvement in the quality of service. >> but not everyone on board. >> is civilians going to be sticking around for 30 years? [ siren ] >> a powerful magnitude 7.1 earthquake rattles an entire country cracking apart roads, destroying buildings and turning homes into rubble. a massive inferno ripped through a strip mall and chaos in the streets as one of america's key allies in the iraq war comes. >> political r
FOXNEWS - The O'Reilly Factor
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on that cruise in canada? >> he is. >> live in chatham, massachusetts with the latest for us. were you on the cruise with your dad, peter? >> i am not. my dad -- oh, i was on the cruise, yeah, ended up having to fly out to halifax because i was needed here but luckily, tropical storm earl was a lot weaker than originally feared when it ended up coming into massachusetts last night. it was still a very powerful storm until it left the area about two hours ago. take a look at this. >> it's almost midnight here in massachusetts. we're down by the water and hurricane earl has been downgraded to tropical storm earl. you can see the wind and water are still coming in very, very hard. it hurts when it hits you in the face. you look up and you can see that red flag waving behind me. that's how fast the wind is blowing right now and you can see there's a beam from the chatham white house still beaming out light for miles to miles. a lot of people came out to see what was going on. they left the flip-flops here and headed towards the water. they were relying on the beacon to lead them back to
FOXNEWS - FOX and Friends Saturday
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Sep 4, 2010
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FOX and Friends Saturday
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Sep 4, 2010


something later today and tomorrow . impact us posentially. this flair up could have pulled off north. that is earl moving around bang lor at this point . within a couple of four or five hours it is done for us . we will be done for earl. that is good news. we'll have complete sunshine much of the eastern sea board and so planning your labor day weekend, behind the storm things are looking beautiful. stay out of the water to let the rip currents go away. tomorrow things will be great. >> a state of emergency declared in new zealand christchurch. a second earthquake hit there this morning. a lot of people are trapped. happens of buildings are collapse power is out to thousands of people and many of the roads are broken up. also in new zealand a skydiving trip turns deadly. nine people were killed including four tourist from ireland, england and germany. it took off east of christchurch where the big earthquake took place. >> big equipment switch on the blown out well in the gulf. bp replaced the well head with a working one. it is expected to reach the water today. blow out preventer i
KPIX - CBS Evening News With Katie Couric
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Sep 3, 2010
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CBS Evening News With Katie Couric
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Sep 3, 2010


. >> these numbers are telling us that the economy is not falling off a cliff. it's not booming, either, which is the bad news. >> reporter: but the median length of unemployment fell below 20 weeks in august. it had been 22.2 weeks in july. 19,000 construction jobs were added last month, and 17,000 temporary jobs. nearly 400,000 temporary jobs have been added over the past year as employers have remained cautious. >> there's a great uncertainty the economy right now. >> reporter: daniel herrick is c.f.o. of pilla performance eyewear in connecticut. a year ago his company had five employees. today it has 18. >> almost all of you are expansion has been with the use of temp employees. >> reporter: that still means work for louisa ola. >> i'm still pinching myself. >> reporter: after two years of looking, she finally landed a temporary job as a bookkeeper. >> for the first time in two years i didn't have to call unemployment. i didn't have to get up at 5:00 in the morning to get online with unemployment. it was wonderful. >> reporter: but it could be a while before others share that feeling, says
MSNBC - MSNBC News Live
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Sep 4, 2010
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MSNBC News Live
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Sep 4, 2010


feared. the storm is still kicking up dangerous rip currents, though. kevin is live for us in rockport, massachusetts. it looks pretty as a picture behind you. >> reporter: absolutely, you know. earl, we hardly knew you, thank goodness. because here in rockport, this harbor would be filled with boats and a lot of them have been pulled out of the water. and the good news is this morning that everything planned for rockport and the gloucester area out here in massachusetts is being put back on and all the labor day celebrations are going to be taking place. and they're going to be taking place as many people here breathe a sigh of relief. because this storm did go through here last night. it's gray and there's a little bit of rain coming down, but nothing like had been predicted all week long from this fierce force four hurricane that was going to be coming through here. fortunately, it was just sort of a storm when it came through here last night. and as you just mentioned, it's heading its way up north to canada towards halifax, and now people up there are being told to be on the looko
WJLA - ABC 7 News at 1100
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Sep 3, 2010
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ABC 7 News at 1100
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Sep 3, 2010


. it will continue to race by bringing some heavy storms and strong winds. meanwhile for us, behind it it will feel like a different season and a different weather pattern. i would tell you about the details. >>> girl did not get close enough to do any major damage to north carolina. minimal damage has been reported along the eastern seaboard. we have the latest video of earl's path. >> this could have been much worse. just 44 hours ago earl was a category 4 storm. they are taking no chances. >> on the nantucket shoreline, the waves are getting higher. >> we will take it. >> in maize are sandbagging boston's south shore. -- inmates are sandbagging boston's south shore. >> we're expecting heavy rain. >> on long island, they are boarding up windows. the outer banks were slammed overnight and early friday. a mile per hour winds and torrential rains. >> it is almost like you are in a sandstorm. >> coastguard vessels were tossed like toys in a bathtub. the rain was relentless. >> the rain was hitting be when it so hard. >> in areas normally packed with labor day tourists, it looked like wetlands. >> all
KGO - ABC 7 News
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Sep 4, 2010


in vallejo. >> let us all remember cindy and rick not for having died but for having lived. >> 46-year-old cindy was known as jenny to her coworkers and clients at devin's salon. she cut people's hair for a living, but she was also a friend. >> she was so warm. and wonderful! >> she's a lady. she'll be missed. >> 73-year-old ricardo worked as a security guard at the bank. >> and ricardo. just a wonderful man. he always had a smile, and he was just -- so gracious. we'll miss them both. >> police believe cindy's boyfriend murdered ricardo because he thought ricardo was getting involved with cindy. it's believed he strangled cindy before he was shot to death in a confrontation with police. >> i still don't know why it happened. >> more than 100 people attended. >> what they represented was just true friendship. that's what will be missed most. >> cindy tran had four sons ranging in age from 14 to 21. her friends set up a fund for the boys. they say she was a devoted mother. in vallejo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> and another aspect of this case. the husband of one of the other two murd
CNN - CNN Newsroom
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Sep 4, 2010
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CNN Newsroom
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: a process that will take time and patience. cnn, atlanta. >>> tropical storm earl breezed by the u.s., but when the storm made landfall in eastern canada today it downed trees and knocked out power. susan candiotti stood watch on cape cod, massachusetts. >> reporter: the day after tropical storm earl passed by it's a beautiful day here on cape cod. we don't know how much all the hurricane perceptioreparations t the mayor is praising the agencies for what they did and how residents prepared by buying storm supplies ahead of time and not clogging the roads to evacuate if they didn't have to. one of the people we met is 88-year-old georgia who decided to ride out the storm at her home on nantucket island. she spent the evening with burritos for dinner and a margarita. >> we stayed here. i took the dog out for a long walk in the rain. i thought it was probably the nor'easter we had ten days ago gave us more rain. it wasn't bad. >> reporter: after the fourth of july, labor day weekend here in the u.s. is the second biggest holiday weekend for hotel owners here on cape cod. of course becau
WTTG - Fox 5 News at Ten
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Sep 3, 2010
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Fox 5 News at Ten
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Sep 3, 2010


tonight with those chilly 911 calls from discovery building. thanks for joining us. i'm shawn yancy. >> and i'm brian bolter. almost as soon as james lee burst into the lobby 911 calls began pouring in and dispatchers knew they had a serious threat on their hands. fox 5's roz plater live in the newsroom with the knew details. >> you hear from work -- new details. >> you hear from workers hiding in the building who say when lee began taking hostages she ran for her leaf and you'll hear the detail from -- life and you'll hear the detail from security personnel on the inside. >> 911. >> there is a man at one discovery place inside the lobby of discovery communications. >> one discovery place? >> yes. and he's got a gun. he's going through the front desk. he's got people on the floor. >> the first terrified callers phoned just after 1:00 wednesday afternoon. police say james lee was already in place in the lobby of the discovery building and had begun taking hostages. >> when i walked by him, he said nobody move and shot in the air and then i ran. >> reporter: investigators say lee had
KQED - BBC World News
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Sep 3, 2010


facing the world. -- greatest threat facing the world. they would use chemical or nuclear weapons if they could. the chinese government ordered food producers to start growing more comfortable -- growing more vegetables. in mozambique, seven people died this week in protests about the 30% rise of the cost of bread. the un called for a special meeting to discuss the implications of a price spike. >> more wild fires fanned by strong winds and more houses destroyed and more loss of life after 50 people were killed in july and august. underlying it all is a prolonged drought. they destroyed 20% of russia's wheat crop. the government extended its ban on wheat exports to compensate. thousands of kilometers away in mozambique's plight is starting to return to normal. the trigger was a sharp rise in the cost of bread. the government insisted it had no choice but to raise prices. seven people were killed. nearly 300 were injured. this has left extensive damage. what is happening to food prices? is there a risk of a repeat of the food crisis of 2008? the world saul price climbed -- saw pric

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